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    Tech Funda

                           To open an existing database: Ctrl+O

                           CLOSING A DATABASE AND EXITING LIBREOFFICE BASE

                     Perform the following steps to close a database:
                     Step 1  Click on the File menu.

                     Step 2  Select the Close option. This will open a dialog box asking whether to save the changes
                              to the database or not. Click on the Save button.

                              The database will be closed but the LibreOffice window remains open.

                     Step 3  Click on the File menu again.
                     Step 4  Select the Exit LibreOffice option.

                                                           Saving changes to database

                            Restart

                           Field types determine the kind of data stored in fields. Once a field type is defined, only

                          that type of data can be entered and stored in it.
                           The text you enter can be stored as either individual characters or a string.
                           There are two types of table views in LibreOffice Base—Table Data View and Table Design

                          View.
                           Table Data View is the default view of the table. It shows all the fields and the records as
                          entered by the user.

                           The Table Design View allows users to define and modify the structure of a table, including
                          field types, properties, etc.
                          There are two types of table views in LibreOffice Base—Table Data View and Table Design
                          View.

                          Table Data View is the default view of the table. It shows all the fields and the records as
                          entered by the user.

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